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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
IN TWO P[HIASULkS
The Days Events Told Truth
fally by tie Telegraph
DETROIT STOVE haL LlERs WILTSHIRE
a Misslng SsFina~ tAse Turas up-A
Strange Afssictson-Ostroit's De-
fsUliiug e&eker-Aolslsns
Gsnsrzi Appointed

~ Ua.trs Press
EAse Sasiak~. April ss.-lehn Slaaier.
the K.cAVus fafmey Vie seat 80
9snnssses. Aareh - - purchase land sna
~As loss. hss been heard lfon. u appears
thss be wandered away snd irsve.es nniii
Ae crossed iats Keasoeks whcrs Ia ssoFped
wlGh . farmer xho tD4iF heard Of fis
stfanae disappearance aud wrote g. lns
frlanos TIE latter have seal money 20
sscuTe Stadisrs return. eiadier u ihe snoss
strangely atdicte5 man a. Michigan. lie
has not been away from hotas before Tor
years unless with selauNs, tar Ia Ia
hkels e. any time % lose
tia memory 40 fAf as %
forget bis state and town. on several o.
cations he Las passed whole nights withis
hating GlsgaDos 81 his owu house ie2ring
q move s. he Was totally unable - recall
Tie direction he should go. az even how his
house looked of wa situated With regard 10
the surrounding c0aate. ntAoleI had q
large sum Of money with him when ae ieii
here. lie also had a travelling companion,
aad was lefl by hin fof moment with an
Injunction not "a move away. y hen the
companion returned Stadler WAS eoue
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
GEN. wInsLow IN a FIGHT.
A Rough and Tumble Scrinms &c with
OficeTs who Have Papers to
Serve on Him.

NEW YoRK. April 23.-The pending li;i-
cation between w Walter Delmar snd T.
Winslow. President Of the St Louis and
San Francisco railway, with tie officers Of
corporation, on the other resulted in
rough and tumble fight
Judge Donahue. in the Supreme
Court, this forenoon, issued an
order to'show cause why Gen. Wi1slow and
ais brother officers should not be taken into
custody for contempt of court IN refusing TO
obey aHubpWGato appeal before Referee Geo
D. Forest. on Friday afternoon. A Depu'y
Sheriff accom- panied bY the managing clerk
of the law firm of Mcssrs. Des passos Broth
ers, counsel for the plaintiff on arriving at
the Office of the General On the seventh
floor of ths Mills building found that the
door had been barricaded. The deputies,
after knocking on the door Tor some time.
were confronted by Gen. Winslow. and IA \
few seconds the railroad magnate and the
officers we're struggling on the floor
with the General on top. After
the general sorimm3ge the parties
were separated and the Official
papers were duly served upon the raiiroai
msgnaie NJ. Seligman's. counsel for
General Winsiow. threatens 70 bring suit
against the deputy s8eri3s. for what be
terrns an unmitiEsted OUTRAGE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
A BOILER EXPLODED.
Went Through the Roof and
Struck Another Building.
SEVEN PERSONS BURIED IA THE RUINS.
f~e,sFise or Thirty Seriously injured
Searching fes the eedsss bs
Torch Light--a Paper
Mill seo STA Fac
tory Wrecked

fAEassos. n J.. ApFil 2s.--A tsrFlhe boil
a. stplosiou ooourred IA thf lsanAss paper
mIll. GA hpruos-si.. ghis afternoon. wrect.
ing e isu,e portion ~ the mill and lolurne
about twenty persons Tie boiler weni
through tue roof aud o4uas down ca
bootL Ls siik AlA acfoss tle slrset Nm
jenkins Nas blown into the race ~as. a.
a. has scalp bninF gorn of NlohaeI kurkt
who wiih Jentins hsl charge II the boIl
~. is Hissiag and ls tupp0sss a.
be under Use fuans search for
him Nas Aepi uD unti dark
James simpson wsk horribly crushed
sno ls ip dying condition a. the Hospital
Daniel berEin. seriously injured Nav
kiesbofs Elizabeth arfsll No Nacts,I-
mica aud BRIDGET Iowau enployes
oi Tie paper iuil. wefs badly huri
Three gfis ln Booth sllE mill sers badly
hort Owen Burns was dng oag badly
bruised
The loss ou property is esiimaiea e. $50
oio. oAngs az lnel src deisiHg IN the ruins.
bui ibe work progresses slowly enc their
efforts are watched Nv ibe Ffief-siriCkfn
relatives 81 the missing persons
l2Oo NlcnlfA The sesnl f0f bo0les
continues by torchligiit bat none have Vel
been found Ellen lsulknsf and Iisxle
and Sarah Mc,srsue5i sapposed a. fret a.
have teen buried in iEe RUNE. have turned
up al right. Two more of the injured are
reported dying.
l.Ater.-lg is statsd that seven people are
burlcd la the rufus ~ ihe mill
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
~ rug CHURCHES TO-DAY.

Rev. A l. Hamilton wil presch Al the
Division Street n. y church m0rniDR and
and evening.
Rev A. r. Herrisru. Of fi,s Tsrt Congfe-
gaiioDal Church, vill ekohsnge puipiit
vith Rev. J. h. Wilson. - Busksg0n. to
asf.
rev p = Serpent. - the South Congrs.
gstsonsl fhurel vii preseA on The Me-
afe ~ the srsss in the evening = second
Hymn Servics' wi ~ bald
Student , NsU den bere vii presch -
fas onrth Holland fiei0rmsd c0BErefs-
ton ia iuosf Bsu fhis morning
Rev. J. y fiobefts ~ she Firs, Euiteri-
an has selected faf tis morning eubiect,
'fie8gior an5 Nature ~ o5ry ven
ing. eThsssstoYsls . study ~ > eisseic
n sa5iGyu - the regHiss SERVICES e. 81.
EsfFs to1eF. feT. - " Mann ~ con-
dns sTn sefrios tg desf iB8ieT beginning
81 80 3 ~.
Tbs subis.a ~ Hev Kerr p Tnfps- de
nyarse in fse erefinF ~ ffse Fourlain Street
8ettisf Cbsrrt vii ys f'ster the kpos1le 2
Hsv Charles Piuhrsr. ~ fiss fniverssiist
ftfyfh. riii r-rerh 81 tr59f ifev SERMON
snstisd Tire Teaening b tbe Tfsss
a. fhe Nisign Woes presh~ssrias
Chureh Ite7 Hm n Ho1man Nil
s,,sxk 81 a flonsisnt Fisrse
Tlss pusic ssrTfee wil - bel5 ~ fhs
Nev and fsf1el f0oss 81 fsrsel a. 4'sg
fefis, 81 81 ~ g. r. oUseet. '"jof Ees
gFfee-igf
Tis Prssideuf - the f,eeut soclsfr wia
sussf thf ssriefgs sa si 8f. g. nn o.
J1e ifferanee f.etrer~i Genuine fses
ngBens End Triefef5
firs stres ~ p enufcc Rev = ~ ~
trfieies foJrrlor suolset "a The f,ren
f.vnfrn issto1 frefanf H0W = SINNER
Hes fonvrrte,
Eez II 2 WeHor vii svesk n TIE -
prss,lfte~ier sn1rtt on fisptifs ~ -
- ft,s zf,sears ~ Rev ega 5ssnes fsafluf
vfE ecn 1urt -hs services ~ Hseeesss Hs.I
f4fa81r ieae1e
Ti.s fYunkerie yf bod so-~iee~ vlfs
mons e. F0-ae~or & f&Vfor HaI
We<s Fator g. 81 1888 fnis rnorninr md
T ~ ~ tht eyeoi1e
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
ADJUTANT GENERAL ANGER.
1be Lucky Chsriotts man Gathers ths
PIun.--sseana negl.asnt Com a. lssiens.

9be Iaeky Charlotte man Gathers ths
PIuas~-~scono Regiment Coan s1 issiess.
as .lf4.i IS tss sa.tstfs tkts.s.
LkNsISs. April 23--1'0vernor Lace ap-
pointed Colonel Daniel 4. Anger editor %
the Charlotte Ffsiab'i0as. Adiuiant oeaerSi
tins morning % GA the vaoancy oocAsioned
~ the death % Adjatsnt General Robert
son a little over y m0nth aeo. The ap-
,s0lntmenf IL looked upon by members OF
all parties r. the best thiisg ihe Governor
Ras done sinoe he assumed bis eubelue.
torlal position. li is clearly evident that
Governor Luce had in mind tAe culsefyis.
ar 5 bin when he appointed q neNspapef
lnan u the position, 81 least that De- the
ak around tie Capitol Assistant Adult
ant General Humphrey las been reap
pointed aid given ibr title Of Lieutenant
Colonel. The Senate approved the appoint
uient this morning and General Anger
viii essume the Office nj once. The salary
Is 81 OJ0 year.
Both Houses held morning sessions today
AMI then adjourned until Monday.
Governor Luce signed the Alum bill To-
da'
Commissions were issued today from the
Adiutant Generals Office for The following
OH GERS. all OF tie Second Regiment. Harry
". Bush, Kalamazoo. AdiniAat Frederic
W. Bellmsn. Three Rivers. QUartermaster.
john W. Rice. Ionia First Lieutenant Go.
q aud John J. Brown. lonla, second
Lieutenant Co. G.. QNfNfNE
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Ia1erSlss ELL sea- is.o sssest eharsss Aaa
Alks I'D : ienr aaa tssrf4 intefelss.
Yea s1ali bs lzssa csfs 81 Nsxs, sad
WsFrsa.
B1t Aos sas I - srsysi. CeaFse. -
ba.sgaks oz as aeubsr q t1e ceapsny
As nsn6sr u TIE Company. of
co1xse
TIE tAoaght ~as AsPpy one bas TIE N
sx9rsbls sa1 monsp0l.stic essgsseeaso "a
slslsd that Aike ears mast bs charged i9r
a. exta. baggage. Azasses Anafe~s
offered . shave OF ais nlsnsssrisi w1is3ers
. coGatefbaiaaes LIE ears. oat i was 70 70.
asd as the Company kai oaiy e-ssred sis,-
90 this season Ar Andrews objected -
blowing Il 81 IN FOR excess baggage ca
Aks's ears. sni % tie peer donkey vas
Etfs behiad
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
TIE cAsLf ROAD
fosrsh wsrd Ciassns Give tbs New Route
send an.

send on.
A large number of bil residents were
present las evening ~ lrosi A Richmond
Hail. 20 discuss The cable road matter Nnl.
Dunbam wss chosen Chairman snd PRED s.
Clark. Secretary.
j.. II. Asiers. p G Fuller. Fred s. Cisrl.
Geo. ". Thompson. Samuel J.. Fuller. "a
y. Frost Ge1efal lanes. Alderman bfen.
ner and otbsrs addressed tho meeting The
hessrs. Fuller adsoHte1 the Braee si.
route. with terminus a. CaDni-Ei buf t .
J.. Fuller oppressed willingness 30 lste
Lyon-st. q Buderst coDic not os bad hls
prime eblec. being u ercure railroad ou
ihe hlIl. The oiaers fsvored . route ou tire
hill. taking either Bridge or Iv0n.rls. in
order that the lake might b. reached with
ouf change 90 other lines.
Phi Fuller expressed doubi
as 20 fhe credit of the o8ntfaetoTs
and was sn xious 30 know wbsi sssefnnfs
would be given that iEf fosd eoHie te
built lie VA answered by b 81 Waters.
that Their credit Wa not doubted when
they we're advocating the Brags-st line.
sna g va certainly - good nov ss thcn.
A great deal 81 telk wes INDUCED iu and J1e
following resolutions adopted
hsaoirod That the building oi cable road
on the bin with or outlet o. the faks and
the business portion of tie city. without
chsngs - other ines. is necessary public
Improvement
hes,ie>d That u tbe line up Bridge %
is deemed ines neciebf 80 ~iil b. psriecflf
ssfistea with ivon- ct. ~ proposed.
hesgife8. That fiss Aldermen ~
the Fourth ward be- requested - vote lof the
proposed amendments 20 the cable road
charter.
Alderman hreuner stated thsi hs had
Dut u Chat could not bs secDrea. be- wss
perfectly willing 20 acoeTd the Lvon-st.
rurtf.
The sdvsrteges aocruiue - property In
teresis or the Liil were briefly fefsrred -
sud the very enthusiastic meeting ao-
ioufned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

WHHseTss. Akril I5.--Sscrstsry L1msr.
accompanied hy Secretary Fzischiid sens
tors Vest a1d To0rhees. Hon. y. W.
Corcoran ard Mr. Dawson. Commissions
81 Efuca.son. VII lesve washington f5r
Charleston. s. g. tor1orTar r1orni8g 20 81
tsnd ia Gnvsi.ing - fse Joan G. taIh0ua
si&ras in thss cits % Iaes3sv nexf Secrs-
faTr LAMAR - - - iae 0rai9- on fhe ocEs-
sioh an siif deliver a elaborate af.d-sss
on els iffa ard chzracteg q the Ss1sh
Car8isaa Statesmen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Fr-..s.t- 20 ft. frae-Ft&- t1ft4s-
wssHfxaroS. Aprii z3-Tn the Anzney
trisl tee defense opened today. prominent
witnesses from phila7elohia. Pif,sburx.
Chsmbersturx CoiIom6is ani F2tter.o
y J. testified 20 the rsspoa tents good char.
scser WNm0ss threats aea'rsr AnzneY
sni his damaging letters were shown f1e-
lic sentiment here - growing in Aaznae :
favor. Wl mot's malice = apparent
AnEne7's nerve has not f3rsaxsn him. and
his friends are numerous and strong.
JScAE Bes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
o'BRlEH's VISIT POSTPONED
In Consequence Of Ssrv oGer ~ Lane
6azBe to Bi. Tsna.fs.

DUBHy. April 2s-Mr. VIM oBuen.
editor Of sifed frsfpaa. who. together with
Mr. Kilherf. cne Of lord i,snds3owas's
svic+el tenants. ras - lesve "a the steam
ship ABrana tom0froE f0r Caua3s With the
av0~ei Intention NJ fomenfiuV ~ seitsfion
against Lord iandsiowne tas decided ~
postpone his trip ior a week in consequences
81 new of.er having been mads ~ tie lat
ter - III BIS feRsuts on TIE fug-flsr1ne
estates
Three evicfions took place today On the
LuRgnarane sststes The evicfors met uift
DO resistance. To1sy's eviction completes
the is1 cl 81 feuaBfs avsinst whom sric-
- wrts were pr3cares. representing. in
- aa1 =erfe
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
sealFNN AND stNNr otoaesI.


Aks ftkk. Apfsi s1-llx Maaisna.
hsnfF tsesEe Aaa na1.hsa ~ lhelg l..i.
iesass nssf fareed = s.alasF q b knaxn
- the Ane- feesFiy osseis fas nllsei -
tat ssasif = to ss'ro@a ~ sacA g.s.aaatis
shg .sut,a tAesns ~ nss le fallaa lss.zi
stte fstls apa eitelslst kaas ie8es 81 the
tfafE thAi ttaa las laaat sa.lsIe llf.ss is4aa
"a s.ss Aseos 81 a. nseu aafsaf lDs.f Fes.
sisilse cilsii eaft1 ana shei lafenf Il ti.s
es.ili = ADal&a ava sblco hlIoN iudlsia-
esls 60 esssn a. p.ssalf pFo,.nrfs xaak ths
t1e1ssa las tEosioea iof the lse az al ahs
nfst nieesiaE - ths secssis Nii. l,s helt n
tLlekfEtaf tlal NH >4nasf wllan lar
Aieels1 ~Ro heaFs tseogss wiil spe&k
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
ye.w. All wni II. There.

LANsiNs. April 2S-Ths House this
morning passed a resolution declaring thai
neither on next Tuesday nor any other day
while the trial 81 Dekin was ln progress
woud any member be excused from At
tendance except on account 81 sickness or
death in his family. The SerTesut-st- arms
has left for Saginaw City % subpoena wit
uesset
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
The Dcfalca,ion Wa small

FyF HIIHl IfttHs
DrfRoIT April 2s.-The reports Of the
alleged isfslcation of ". G. Mitchell. Presi-
dent Of the Exchange Bank. are greatly ex-
sgrersted, If no: entirely false. Mitchell
lias sunk a large amount by bad manage
pleni but. according 10 his boOkkeeper.
n ere il no defalcaiioD. HIS entire unpro-
te sied Indebtedness is only about 5000.
and il is claimed that tbis vii be made
good. The bank was 4 small unincorpor-
sted affair doing very little business.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
Ms Eyes Were Blinded.

t1tlgssSs - Fss rtstssts stst.S-
LA~rrHg. April . Collin Tracy. an ern-
ploye OF Dement'S foundry. was seriously
injured this morning by sn explosion Of
bot bsbbe.t metal. occasionej by the pres
ence Of water ia journal bor into which
be was pouring a. He may lose the slg bt
oi both eyes and bis face wall. II II expected.
be disfvured FOR life
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

KkSsss CITT. 40. April 1}.-ssmnel FL
linsion. e5nvictsi ~ rsbhin~ the mails
when ssksi b. the Ja6es this morning
whst Be bsi - sa~ before sentence ras
prono noe3. replied fhaf hs wsntsi a .ozg
term Sc he wsS dangerous uau. sn3 e
Tos oct seen ~oeif ksl af 5he vi.nesses
The IndEe serfsseed hira 70 twelve resrs
In ne --e-I-.en.lsrE
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

MAcKIxAo CRY. April 2S.-Tbe ice went
out Of the straits this morning. and the
iirt passage OF the season was MADE by the
steamer William Chisholm. A strong gale
was blowing ~ noon filing The straits with
broken ice and making passsge eiihcolt.
Cbeboyg&n barber II nearly clear ~ ice.
Advices from Raiieys Harbor state that The
ice Is all loose and moving IN Green Bay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

a >e~ aefk Hela-e - l-sslt3ss xaet ikss
tsFoss.ss a. k.sw - tAa ssAfslsses

tsFoss.s&-l - -kss~ - tea saAflssss
A2eARx. =. ~. Asssi s. fAs Jessaas
thss aisesDeea Kae3tsass aa i1isnies n5th
Arr. s1ns Nsfr.s of 80 Easl foarte a..
NsN Yofs. la waisa iAsi lA3y slslms has
kn9ss -. sbsat tes Eaawsy ngrstsr tny4-
tefg. Anafs hirk e08d sas s9Fs sk.en
tlF hAsoAa5. IS sigk 49, sKplesse1 Sc
sife ~ 49, our Moliie. A2gg oegosni sxit
tass she was 80 oar sislee. MFs sssoe "a
Aseekeflowa I kuoN t44t Aa1rsW as
pssa lAe ruin os A8ille a. Z ssN letteis
~1lltea by blEa .ssl year uFktns her -
earls ~ tbs ca4atfy sod I ksN aim seaa
.as moDeY q Eef % pas heT passage over
Aultie cane cat ou cae 81 tAe Anchor asls
steamers s8d aas iast ~ tNo mea. oae ~
whom snsNe.ed ths description uf Andrew
hlfS cod - a9 took ber awaF ir0u tls
dock an1 s4s las uct bses seal sinpe
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Nj CaExEi. Ni.. April ga very de-
sfructiTe cyclons passed a mile north f this
place aboEs s o clock last eveniu-. Two
lives we're losf. six persons wounded and
5000 worth 81 property destroyed. A
largs number % farmers residences and
buildings and some Of t1a fnes. orchards IN
the county were destrovei Co1sils1abe
stock was killed and the crossing crops we're
serlnrsla ia-nred.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

CsARIssroS. =. c. Apra - Lsdg
Avm1n. = dsazbter 81 a. Enzlssh Earl. who
came 20 tbs country recently. Aioref : ss-
ferssy win Henry Bel cay ise.eT sf tae
Rnssei gold mine wlere sAe bad seea VIZ
irox her nacie. 9 wpslthg knEifsaDssn
Who owns the ri se. The sfsir bxs created
= oonziSerabie ssn sfior.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

KsLAxszoo. April Z5'-Hsrvey J. Lsrrue.
who skipped the country sftsr swiDdiinr
farmer. st Comri0ck. cut - q horse snd
buggy and 1850 ia nole-. wns arrested today
a. Monbeith, Gna brought - fhis city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

julius Nses sod George Ks-8 ws-e s-7sst-
- on Jsfe-soa-E- ~ 30 this nlsrr ng -
Pstrolns. sffery tn sssrfcio~ - ssyeenr.
Trey hsd kee ~ hsssr in thssr 9osssssiaa
w8lea fheT s<r fbe4 fsaos oes~ eTsosre.
tat rse o'aoers thirx tasf i ves st1ssz
from the E&Qie Brsrsry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

NsrerH47r Asra - The hssvs rain o.
issi nirat trlrasd into sh9v ~ faidnirb,
If is s1oVire io3aT 81 ofer fhe pF-r
Peainsala J0e sDox n1ei|s nesfF g. issi
a. il fslls ID sbs vlna tsenefs enrsne co.
night 81 VII 81 likely io hresk gt ihe ioe
raIalls. ID : EeLl-nE egll.L lLl nI-sTuoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Essr ssszAw, Apni - D = Cariis.
editor Of the esginsw Trsning yoaraai wss
this afternoon convicte3 in . Justice eourf
II sinnderiBE Jsc0b SeiiRmsn sod fue6 sEp9
and costs Tie csss was 81 oucs appealed
20 the Crruif Court
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

I<xhos. hEzH z8-t ra9osser Bssetina
to protsst ses.nst fiss rasssrz - fhs lote-
con 81. wss held tofs~ 81 tlaek Hea.t
F.rfr 80 tha8sao5 rerso1s rere fsressni
zevs~s' rzsesnbsrs ~ rsr 8aassrt sa5reszes
tt.e rneetiDk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

s'ss.1
DrTBef1, Apr Z3.--I'rssi5eaf Fiirgssriek
~ fbe Tnternatignei Iron Noidsrs fnions
r-esicts STRIFE - be Fefi8sulsf Works.
noadsr on Iaestsy. zheD tbs 81. f.g0is
s<-r.r A.. -
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

oscsspa Aeri 2s-sae eirisai sviae1os was
s53uoss is ths Frsai insrT sxsfnius.i ~
hssd ~ W5sr saS Ere n9se5 s'sorfioDisi
va he'd f1f ffs' - she fErcuit e1mYf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

onasha. & itns8In. z
Fx-Hfl.5e. -eveaHeh. q
4 sgseaf. ~ Fefuft0H.
Afh.sfi<. 81 Ee-1oo 81. 81
81 I1alz. s. fsacirnstl. q
1<,u'see ~ Ce~s Has 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Go tcf f.st ConEress enact that 10 nnsn
shsil cave racre thaa 8srsn ounces af
ersin and "a man Be suspected sf bavine
thir.eea, i-t hlm be viV,sec-ed At once and
tbs surpias renewed. And then If ws
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

hope everybody will read the article on
"Greenrocms of Fact and Fiction" which
appears elsewhere this morning II is from
the graceful pen Of Mr.. Allan Forman. ed
itor of the Journalist, Of New York, and
says just what have tried to say a thou
sand times. When you hear young jack
snspes boss,ins Of his conquests of actresses,
set him down for liar a. well as an ass.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

A Smiths Opers House this week the
oelsbratei Stanley Sisters Majestic CoasoG-
dsf.sn j. the attraction which Manager
Smith has secured for bis patrons TIE
company embraces IN its membership the
stanley sisters. vOCslists Cnmminss & 0rn-
dorf. bisck fscs ekstca artists II Gala
zaer. Irish comedian. Nellie Hague con-
traltp vocalist Nable Arnold. cornefist +.
T.. Manning. balancing trapszs artist and
tie stock stars.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

opa<ita.--Y3a srs a Faod a. q chor,ls nF Ior4
Ha,f.1.-l colid i1tef7fsl peta@sa F1n al
fooE .eteA = I zoii.t - - pLpbst tslIyinf
opa--f f1a as Keen. mf l8E1 Pea are ksee
@@t.-lt sg4l1 CT ygu slo41l1g - taks %
- si<e
op1-srli eetier and EoFse
n-A-so gau al4si zks y8aF bss8sndA
lAs csoakL4E rafCa tosa bel.0s of ssEeu<s
lf.4..frf Ar A. ela1,-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

ooaid 0aiy sxtermlaaEs al s1o bad eak
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ths Canadian P.cl6c .aad thai splsaisd Fosd
sili 5000 BIZ rolling GFzna Rapids products
tosard the Golden Gate.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-26

Our house of representatives had quite
a wrangle over Mr.. Donnelly's resolu-
ton to allow members $40 each for
postage stamps. With the eyes of the
entire State upon them and the peoples
cry for retrenchment and reform ring
ing in their ears, our worthy represen-
tatives fought one of the most remark
able battles recorded on the pages of
history. When the smoke had cleared
away, that resolution was crushed and
the State was saved. The senators
didn't believe in advertising their spirit
of self-sacrifce in that way. They
promptly voted that members be re-im-
bursed for postage to the amount of $40
each, and then proceeded to business
Both houses of the legislature ad-
journed on the 21st inst. to hear Judge
Wilson's address to the senate COM
mittee on taxation. Judge Wilson
agreed in favor of Mr. Bowen's bill
relating to the taxation of lands belong
ing to railroad companies. This bill is
the same as that introduced by Mr..
Wilson in the senate two years ago. It
was at that time passed by the senate,
but buried in q house committee. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Wilson, the Chicago
and St. Paul Railway Company owns
100000 acres of land on which no taxes
were paid for fifteen years.
The January issue Of SCHOOL EDU-
CATION contains communication
signed ''Brown County Teacher, =
which we consider an able reply to the
charge of that journal that some
county superintendent do not hold a
very high opinion of teachers insti-
tutes. We clip the following: ''The
task a teacher has before him in such a
school referring to Brown Co. schools],
amounts to this. The children must
be taught second language. It is per-
haps impossible for them to attain to
its fluent utterance, but it must convey
the same images to their mind and
awaken the same feelings and impulses
that their mother-tongue does. This is
Just what we teachers in Brown County
are all struggling with. Now let us
pocket our slender savings. put on the
appearance Of a Well-to-do professional
man and go to the institute for AID.
Here it is, conscientiously preserved in
our notebook: Temperance lectures,
literary hash, and a store Of methods,
proving only SO made elusive Il know
how" in the practice of the school
room. In our perplexity how to have
the state text books carry meaning to
the child's mind, we get no aid from
the instructors, hardly any from edu-
cational papers. The damage you
speak Of in the same number Of SCHOOL
EDUCATION done TO the yiel ding type Of
teachers by Col. Parker $ utterances is
wrought here in i tenfold worse degree
by catching deYicess and neatly rounded
methods B .ss
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-26
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The reduction of internal revenue
and the taking off of revenue stamps
from Proprietary Medicines, no doubt
has largely benefited the consumers,
as well as relieving the burden of home
manufacturers. Especially is this the
case with GREEN'S August Flower and
Boschee's German Syrup, as the reduc.
ton of thirty.six cents per dozen, has
been added to increase the size of the
bottles containing these remedies,
thereby giving one-ffth more medicine
in the rs cent size.
The Auga4st FzoaUer for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint, and the German
Syrup for Cough and Lung troubles,
have perhaps, the largest sale Of any
medicines in the world. The advant.
age OF increased size of the bottles will
be greatly appreciated by the sick and
afflicted, in every town and village in
civilized countries. Sample bottles fol
10 cents remain the same size.